Interview with Maltese Prime Minister Joseph Muscat about Brexit

The transcript discusses the UK's mandate to restrict Eastern European migration post-Brexit, highlighting the British government's newfound autonomy. It reflects on the speaker's personal understanding of British sentiment, acknowledging a deep sense of malaise that led to Brexit. The debate on freedom of movement is addressed, emphasizing its importance to the EU and the realization of its potential abuse. The issue of benefit tourism, raised by David Cameron, is also discussed, with EU member states recognizing the need to address it while maintaining freedom of movement.

What do British politicians see as a mandate regarding Eastern European migration?

How does the speaker feel about the UK's ability to restrict migration?

What is the speaker's perspective on the reasons behind the Brexit vote?

What concerns does the speaker mention regarding freedom of movement?

What issue related to benefit tourism does the speaker highlight?